Tom owns a plantation.

Time has now come for Emirgan Plantation after Validebag.

Small children work as slaves on the chocolate plantation.

The name on the first sugarcane he picks up will be his.

It was astonishing. They were also producing mangroves in a plantation.

He realized a large sum by the sale of the plantation.

Major agricultural products include rice, wheat, oilseed, cotton, jute, tea, sugarcane, and potatoes.

The company just opened a 100,000 metric ton plant in Brazil that uses sugarcane.

The cotton crop is a plantation crop that requires constant care and water.

But the idea that any monoculture plantation is a forest drives ecologists crazy.

The first distillation of rum took place on the sugarcane plantations of the Caribbean in the 17th century.

We in the Caribbean have been more ambivalent towards the horror and shame that was plantation slavery.

Neither the subject nor the photographer was named, only the date and the place 1863, a Louisiana cotton plantation.

Since the sugar mill was founded in 1850, the settlers constructed an irrigation system to water the sugarcane with the wastewater.

Incentivizing the transfer of productivity boosting knowledge among palm producers could make each hectare of plantation as productive as possible.

Yuyun, who was a top student in her class, was found dead with her hands tied at a rubber plantation.

On the morning that we were leaving, a man who went to harvest sugarcanes in a sugarcane field died of a bomb explosion.

When she visited his rice plantation on Butler Island in 1838, Kemble was shocked to discover that Butler owned hundreds of slaves.

A single hectare of peatland rainforest can release 6,000 metric tons of planet warming carbon dioxide when it s converted into a plantation.

The downsizing of the sugarcane industry was an economic necessity the total of 155 mills which were technologically behind and uncompetitive was unsustainable for the country.

Another remedy to avoid travel sickness which worked for me, Anushe wrote, is to keep gur (a candy made from juice extracted from sugarcane) in your mouth.

Development of fermented drinks produced from sugarcane juice is believed to have first occurred either in ancient India or in China, and to have spread from there.

Butler died of malaria in 1867, having failed to make his plantation a viable economic prospect without the use of slave labour following its abolition.

In the 15th century, the Portuguese went to Africa in search of a route to India, started producing sugarcane then moved onto the more lucrative business of slavery.

freibetto Planting sugarcane or soy in the Amazon is to decree the end of the forest and the beginning of a future Sahara desert in the north of Brazil.

The owner of the construction company has tried to calm people by explaining that construction will interrupt neither the plantation nor the Bosphorus skyline, but few believe him.

Recently, TOKİ (the Housing Development Administration) announced the sale of 158,479 square meters of land located close to Emirgan plantation for the construction of yet another hotel and shopping mall.

Before the widower William Randolph, an old friend of Peter Jefferson, died in 1745, he appointed Peter as guardian to manage his Tuckahoe Plantation and care for his four children.

In 1998 DeGraft Hanson was invited by the local historical society to talk about the Butler plantations on St Simon's Island, near to Hampton plantation, which is now a wealthy gated residential community.

And the solution to the unemployment that came as a result going back to school. The motives to take such measures were the low productivity of sugarcane fields and the slump on sugar in the global market.

One African American resident who approached him afterwards said she did not know it was a former plantation, but that she often had daydreams or visions of people walking up and down in her yard.

The camp was built on an old dump site between the sugarcane fields at the outskirts of a Chinese village.There were no big trees around the area, so during day time, it was dusty and hot air blew.

Butler threatened to prevent Fanny from seeing her daughters if she published accounts of what she had seen on Butler island, but she eventually published her memoir, Journal of a Residence on a Georgia Plantation, in 1863.

The development of an entertainment culture'' around the turn of the 20 th century, including vaudeville theater, amusement parks, a dance craze triggered by the domestication of black plantation dances, and silent movies, further reduced the prerequisites for cultural understanding.

Twitter user Juana Suarez complained of racism in the wake of the gold won by Caterine Ibarguen, the daughter of plantation workers from the coastal town of Apartado, who has become widely recognised as the best in her sport in the years since she first earned a podium finish with silver in London.